such a cutie. and this is just one of the little cutis that you can see out here at the fair this weekend. and so we're going to talk more about what's going on here. leann rimes is on the stage, and what else is going on? more updates coming up. >> let's see what other trouble i can get into also. >> have a time time kari, i bet you'll take your kids out there this weekend. it looks fun. we'll check in with you in just a bit. follow your weather wherever you are with our nbc bay area app. it's nice and sunny outside so get it before the stormy season comes in. >>> a woman is dead and another is hurt in a shooting in antioch. this happened at 4:30 this morning in a neighborhood south of highway 4. this is near an elementary school. we are working to find out more details a about that shooting. no word on whether police are looking for the suspects ow or this might have started. you can see authorities are looking through trash cans working to find out if that injured woman, what her conditions are,

jonathan: this is play into the overall cutie picture -- overall q3 picture?ow weboj was lagging, are falling into place. that basically makes the place for rates to be rising a little bit all around the world. jonathan: victoria, let's talk about a spread, it has widened through much of this week. when q3 comes through, when we could see the spread to tighten, do you expect it? >> i think it will. quantitative tightening issue, i think we will see a globally in the next 12 months. look at the balance sheets. the fed is reducing their balance sheet, the doe ending their buying program. we spoke about bank of japan. the pboc is really the only one that has quite a bit of expansion going on with the balance sheet. but that will moderate as well. at next 12 months, you look this group of central banks, and i think you have quantitative tightening going toward the end of 2019, and that will make the spread come lower. i was to speaking to some clients this past week, and we had a chart that showed a 10 year u.s. against all the other tenure sovereigns, and there i

. >> today we have a cutie from the mission campus who needs a forever home. he's a 2-year-old cat with lots of energy. in fact, enzo needs someone who can dedicate time to play sessions and also prefers a home without dogs and young children. he's been at the shelter since may, so he could really use a home now. call the number on the screen, >> do you think the cat would like some desert? maybe some ice cream with bugs on top? in the spirit of friday 13th, we have an interesting flavor ethat's going on at the san francisco dungeon. this is happening at fisherman's wharf. this is all free, by the way, if you dare. there you see right there this cone what looks like mealworms on top of it and those are real. you can spin the wheel of misfortune. love the name of that. it'll arbitrarily pick your topping and then you could win tickets to the san francisco >> welcome to whiz kids week. today we've got some amazing questions and an equally amazing bunch of kids ready to answer them and take a shot at winning that million-dollar prize, so let's play "who wants to

we've got a little preview and it's a cutie. i like pitbulls. >> they're just wonderful dogs.happens to be a pitbull terrier mix. his name is sterling and he's a 6-year-old american pitbull terrier mix. he loves showing off his tricks. he shakes and stays, adorable. h's a big guy, though. he loves to run. if your forever home has young children or cats, you may want to tell your neighbors or someone else about sterling than make him part of your family. >> those pictures are instagram worthy. i we worked with pg&eof to save energy because wenie. wanted to help the school. they would put these signs on the door to let the teacher know you didn't cut off the light. the teachers, they would call us the energy patrol. so they would be like, here they come, turn off your lights! those three young ladies were teaching the whole school about energy efficiency. we actually saved $50,000. and that's just one school, two semesters, three girls. together, we're building a better california. >> you know, it isn't every day that people win huge amounts of money on this show, but lately it

. >> this little cutie got her hands on the petroleum jelly. >> i heard it was great for your skin. >er slippery idea did >> you could tuesday to conceal your safe or whatever else as well. >>> just keep ♪ >>> well, when you're the stay at home mom of10-year-old, a 2-year-old, and a 6 month old, lots of things can happen. >> what happened? >> oh, wow, it's petroleum jell. >> i the 2-year-old found a very large container. >> it's great for your skin. >> she applied it to her hair as well. >> she's aplayed it to hplied i, face, skin, clothes, but not just herself. look at this. >> oh, that's going to be hard to get out of that microfiber clomg. >> yeah. >> that's just, no, when you've got kids that young make sure you have secondhand soap that you've spent 50 bucks on because they're going to get trashed. >> but look, she looks so moisturized, you guys. >> she looks like she was just born. >> what did you do, baby? >> mom's going to need a big glass of wine. >> thing is, this is going to be the favorite story in ten years. >> right. >> once you could get over the tragedy, give it some t

september eleventh allowed children to gain sympathy for israel's internal to cuti situation in effect what he was saying was that what you in america faced on september eleventh i faced on a daily basis and children was able to convince the world that yes i was the sense of terrorism. israeli military actions that kill children women and the elderly because palestinian will reactions to be emotional instead of political and therefore revenge became the source of justice for the weak israelis knew this i believe they are crushing of the palestinians political backbone is one of the great achievements of the israeli army during the intifada so in other words there was chaos. in the spring of two thousand and two at a.o.l. chat on decided to hold yasser arafat personally responsible for every act of violence perpetrated against israel. israeli forces quickly surrounded artifacts headquarters in ramallah and set out to systematically destroyed all the instruments of palestinian state for. the siege and with few remaining allies artifact turned down an offer from chad on to the point. he f

cuti to parrot the government line on this one the government line has been contradictory but not contradicted by the media itself has been so many holes in the story i think we could. we could throw quite a lot of war down them and throw a lot of cold water on these claims because there's nothing to the as much as they change so much in very so considerably from day to day practically with the original stories and i was being given a rehash of course in the middle of a sporting event in russia what a coincidence and though and as i say too much of the media is too willing to accept too much which is unproven and in flat contradictions everything that looks like common sense at these events are actually designed to draw attention away from that world cup and distract from the success of events like the social lympics similar events were occurring then there's a claim that russia would want to use the these events as smokescreens but for what for attacking two random people in some small town in in england as if. the russian government or mr putin hasn't got better things to do than to go aroun

september eleventh allowed children to gain sympathy for israel's internal to cuti situation in effect what he was saying was that what you in america faced on september eleventh i faced on a daily basis and children was able to convince the world that yes i was the sense of terrorism. the israeli military actions that kill children women and elderly caused palestinian we actions to be emotional instead of political and therefore revenge became the source of justice for the weak israelis knew this i believe their crushing of the palestinians political backbone is one of the great achievements of the israeli army during the intifada so in other words there was chaos. in the spring of two thousand and two at a.o.l. chat on decided to hold yasser arafat personally responsible for every act of violence perpetrated against israel. israeli forces quickly surrounded artifacts headquarters in ramallah and set out to systematically destroyed all the instruments of palestinian state for. the siege and with few remaining allies artifact turned down an offer from chad on to that. he feared he woul

have got been sentenced yet how can they claim the the rigorous because they're worried that people cutie is going to what are your features but this until justice is just starting is just starting how can you. claim that they have not been rigorously. complied with because they have just started nobody has the condemned yet they've already expressed concerns about some of the language in your legislative act to zero one which they say could allow people in condition in positions of command responsibility to escape their responsibilities who says that the i.c.c. so on sitting down all they have they have said what is working out right now for us it's all it's it's. acceptable the transitional justice that you are applying is acceptable. there is no. so far any criticism of what has been. put in place. i repeat is just starting to work but the deputy prosecutor earlier this year who visited said there were concerns of a parts of a. no legislation in the legislative body for the final. piece of legislation was approved in congress before he said that but this is maybe when talking about thi

we have to talk about this cutie pie. who this? >> this is nugget.ugget is looking for a he's 14 years old. >> wow. >> yes. ready to find his new home. he got surrendered because his hemily couldn't take him when he move. really sweet. >> very sweet. hopefully we can find him a home. let's talk about pride is picking up. what is this program and why wads it created? >> the mayor wants to make sure that nrs are picking up the litter but also the pet waste in their neighborhood. we want to miake sure that our neighbors are clean and healthy. humane rescue alliance has been a great partner in a lot of the way we talk town animals in the district. we have been working together for the last several mths to develop this idea of we're going to creativic pride. you can really be part of being ae hero in d.c. if youelping to pick up the pop behiop behin pet. >> i'm going to say in case anyone isn't sure, we're talki about number two or any of not your business. what are some of the cause -- i don't think there's a pro but what are the bad thingsot picking up

september eleventh allowed children to gain sympathy for israel's internal to cuti situation in effect what he was saying was that what you in america faced on september eleventh i face on a daily basis and children was able to convince the world that just was the sense of terrorism. israeli military actions that kill children women and the elderly because palestinian with reactions to be emotional instead of political and therefore revenge became the source of justice for the weak israelis knew this i believe their crushing of the palestinians political backbone is one of the great achievements of the israeli army during the intifada so in other words there was chaos. in the spring of two thousand and two at a.o.l. chat on decided to hold yasser arafat personally responsible for every act of violence perpetrated against israel. israeli forces quickly surrounded artifacts headquarters in ramallah and set out to systematically destroyed all the instruments of palestinian state for. the siege and with few remaining allies artifact turned down an offer from chad on to that. he feared he w

like behavior of america against germany we have to look for better opportunities are out of the cuties and therefore it is no possibility at all anymore to separate germany or europe. from russia anyway he just wants to be the first he just wants his company to make the deal and make that your base especially the germans to wait a little bit longer and the american companies are allowed to make the year in russia i think this is all about he's a business that. coming up on the program greece is in the grip of deadly forest fires and is asking the e.u. for help that story and more after a short break. people criticize us or they question us and they want to know why we're not more book for nickel of russia and the real question is how come we're not tooting russia's horn more because they are been genius during this crisis but that would be i think a little bit you know over the top to simply point out all the good things that they're constantly doing so we just try to take a more balanced middle of the road approach that's you know the fact is that they're making all these other econom

certainly did underline that his government wants to extend its authority to the entire country was a cutie. when it comes to the sovereignty of the syrian government there is no compromise according to the mutual agreement reached on a stone of the time frame for deescalation arius was just six months a creation of such an area in italy but was to test the level of trust we have in turkey however the opposition seemed much more alarmed that actually such an offensive could happen very soon and warned against it. i would like to point out that the agreements reached as part of the a stone a former are not being observed by the syrian government recently there has been a threat of an assault on the from the syrian army i warn you if this does happen this will put a real obstacle towards a peaceful settlement and i urge caution governments not to support the syrian national army in this russia said that the situation in libya was critical they didn't rule out the possibility of another round of hostilities between the two size but it seemed to downplay the idea that that was going to happen i

where coleman was pronounced ( james ) two lifeguards go out surfing in san mateo county while off-cutynd one of them is killed. state park officials identified the victim as 20-year-old malcom felix. he was surfing at pomponio state beach and was pulled out of the water by his friend. officials haven't said what exactly killed felix. ( james ) a new report from the state auditors office details how misused time and resources at agencies cost the state thousands of dollars. for four years a d-m-v data operator slept at her desk... without getting appropriate discipline. it also shows a cal fire assistant chief misused resources by building this tiki hut structure on state property without permission. at fresno state... employees were taking extended breaks from work. they would go home and go shopping.. costing the state 111-thousand dollars in lost work. some people say it shows the lack of accountability for state workers. <"it just shows a complete disrespect to the taxpayers of california and all of them should be angry' these problems can and should have been dealt with months and

who are cutie have to do all of the info to come to this a little what could i know gold gold will look to coat gold who can do this. fairly often was even more determined than any other soviet to penetrate space he pushed for even more speed. judge judy what he had asked of course he wanted to be first he knew that everyone remembered columbus but the second man to set foot in america was already long forgotten it's the same way with space he knew that if i shoot the thing up into space then the name of sergei pavlova it's correctly off will remain in the history books forever the. work was intensifying in earnest in september one nine hundred fifty seven there were a number of newspaper reports and rumors that the soviets were preparing to launch a satellite but officials in the us remained relaxed even when venner from brown was warning about the psychological effects of such a pioneering achievement perhaps he was hoping to revive his own opportunity. a bit of an old open brown had warned people in the summer of one nine hundred fifty seven that the soviets were in the region and he

rob: is he a cutie. are a walking out the front door with painting under the arm. facebook.uy artwork all the wall. i don't know if that was the case. obviously this person did not buy it she thought you know what? who is going to say anything to me. i'm going to do it. jillian: she has been caught. thanks for watching. have a good day. >> it was a good meeting. we discussed so many things. including nuclear. including war and peace. we really came to a lot of good conclusions. >> the president is facing harsh criticism from both parties following his talks with putin. >> he should have marched in, put the indictment on the table, and demanded justice. >> i have here the indictment that was presented. may i give this to you to look at, sir? >> lisa page has appeared to two house committees to deliver further testimony about her behavior at the fbi over the last couple of years. >> democrat and republicans are divided. >> in many cases she admits that the text messages mean

look at this cutie. to mark the occasion, the palace released a new picture, which was taken. christened. >>> finally tonight that moment when president trump was left in the padark, literally. here's jeanne most. >> it wasn't as dramatic as the time the lights came crashing down. while bill and hillary clinton were preparing for ab interview. but when president trump spoke it was as if the lights were listening. >> i have a full faith in our intelligence agencies. whoops, they just turn ed off te lights. that must be the intelligence agency. there it goes. okay. you guys okay? >> the president stayed calm, but twitter got excited. putin turned out the damn lights at the white house, read one tweet. the intelligence community has spoken. even the president allowed it was strange. evangelicals, do you need anymore signs from a god, asked one critic. then the twitter account identifying itself as god chimed in. did you like it when the lights went out on him? that was me. but it's not the first time this has happened. >> so we put them in our jails. because to put them in our ja

he is a cutie. baby and mom cnn producer rachel are doing great. congratulations to rachel and tim. we wish you guys all the best. that is going to it for "the lead" today. i turn you over to jim acosta in "the situation room." >>> happening now, breaking news, potential pick. president trump says he interviewed four possible supreme court nominees. americans think the senate should wait until after the midterm election to consider the president's pick. >>> loyalty test. the president's long-time lawyer and fixer under criminal investigation appears to be sending a signal a flip. michael cohen saying the loyaldy lies with the family and country. >>> rescue under way. 12 boys and coach found alive nine days after missing deep inside a flooded cave in thailand but their ordeal far from over. divers trying to reach them and figure out how to get them out. >>> and fourth of july terror plot. an american man arrested for allegedly planning an attack on an independence day parade using car bombs and toyed filled with explosives to the children of military personnel. wolf blitzer is off. i

he's a cutie, right? take your dog out on a walk, or is it too hot?i think with the air quality concerns we're dealing with, you want to limit your outdoor activity as much as possible. but as far as temperatures go, you definitely will notice a nice drop. cooler temperatures especially for interior valleys in the 80s. >> we'll take it. have a good night. ♪ >>> the principality of monaco, a country spanning less than one square mile on the glamorous french riviera, known for its billionaire residents, legendary casino, and one of the biggest races in formula one. one man stands at the helm of this small nation, print albert ii, taking the throne after the 2005 death of his father. it was his mother grace kelly who brought the region modern worldwide fame. >> it's her personality and generosity that charmed people that made them want to come and visit and engage with monaco. >> the former olympic bobsledder invites us to the royal palace where we discuss everything from

she is a cutie. >>> while we're on the subject of dogs flying.irlines starting tomorrow no longer will allow pit bulls to get on a plane. >> a big change. the ban is being implemented along with a revised service and support animal policy at the airplane. passengers will be limited to one emotional support animal per customer per flight. pit bulls will no longer with accommodated on delta along with snakes, spiders and other exotic pets. other airlines have put in similar changes. >>> see if this makes any difference whatsoever. so, maybe this is the way to get our brains to work a little better. a new study shows that wearing a tie actually impacts your brain. new research published in the journal neuro radiology shows men wearing ties experienced 7.5% reduction in blood flow to the brain compared to men who wore open-collared shirts. we should note that the study is very small. only 30 men participated in this. looking into how it affected reaction times and decision-making skills. but i'm going to say it is science so we should now make it the

yeah. [ laughter ] >> no, ince -- you know that -- i'm going to drop his name, because he's a cutie.: it's bizarre. i'm like, "all right, i'll just yeah, whatever, yeah." >> i went to a karaoke bar in new york with him and -- he just hopped up and sang. and it was like -- >> jimmy: it was great. >> it was awesome. >> jimmy: he's perfect, right? >> and i just hate it. >> jimmy: yeah, exactly., then you're liude, i'm out of here." >> i don't have any time for that. >> jimmy: "this is not fun." yeah. >> i'm like, that's not fun to wa>>h that happen. immy: yeah, because then what now am i supposed to go up and try talk to you now? >> no, i'm going to get, you know, people --th the four peopl -- >> jimmy: were there. >> can see past him and see me. >> jimmy: yeah. >> are like, "are you going to sing now?" >> jimmy: no. >> not a chance. >> jimmy: no. [ laughter ] but do people ever, like, ask you to come, like, sing for them at their weddings? >> people ask me to sing for them all the tim you know, at their weddings and stuff. >> jimmy: that's what i'm saying, do they -- >> and then i just

that's my little cutie. and i had little nicknames in the feminine name.- we do that scene, thfirst scene with him. and i'm like "oh, wally." 'cause i'm bonding with him too. [ d he's like -- sses ] but anyway, beside the point. they said, "oh, we need to retake it. and can you aim? there's a couple of things we ou need to,now, watch." i'm thinking, "oh, no. is it my chins? is it my arm?" anyway, put -- can y wally's butt behind you? and then, we retake it. i'm was like, "what?" and they're like, "wally h -- umm -- [ laughter ] very big --" [ laughter ] balls, seth. >> seth: yeah. >> he has big balls! ] [ laught he likes big balls. anyway, he had these big balls. and they kept saying, "we got to cover these coup things." and i said, "just say balls." you know? >> seth: yeah. >> so i know. soer find myself trying to c with my hands and my head. i just -- anyway -- >> seth: and i hope you get -- i hope every time you're doing that, you're getting wally's consent. >> oh. [ laughter ] wally enjoyed it. >> seth: okay, good. [ laughter ] at's fantastic. >> can y

. >> she's a cutie. >> i like the outfit. >> i would use the emoji with the hands to describe her.ou know, the smiley one with the hands. >> well, we always talk about which emojis a what about the least popular? >> according to something that's called least used emoji bot, the least used emoji is this one, the one that has abcd in the blue box. it's officially known as the input symbol for latin capital letters, but please never say that again. you can find it under the symbols category if you want to, if you can find a use for it. the bot automatically sends an update on the least used emoji on twitter every morning. this has been it. >> i think of the meeting where they were deciding what emojis to make. who said, you know what we need. a box with abcd in it. >> i have been thinking, i have been trying to think all morning what i could possibly use that for. and i have come up blank. >> nope. >> that's why it's winning. as losing. right? >> the bottom of the barrel. >> exactly. i tell you what doesn't get used much in san francisco, they hate the hot one. when it gets above 75.

domestic cutie.mproving, butre is it your sense that the structural story around bunds is the shortages supply means that data is on was irrelevant? there's kind of a structural story that's more important when it comes to european bond markets. guest: the question is what can make bond yields go up? who is the marginal seller of european bonds? at the moment, there is no marginal seller. or it's a seasonal thing, at least a time varying thing. plumbing think about issuance and qe, yes it's going to go toy, globally and is going increase, but it hasn't happened yet. summertime is a time, especially in europe, bond issuance declines both in government bonds and corporate bonds. there's not that much duration for sale. for now, it's been pretty plain to say that bond markets, in terms of yields staying low and prices staying high, the thing that will happen in the september is we will get a confluence of more negative events. issuance will the come back at a time when qe is going to diminish, but also

september eleventh allowed children to gain sympathy for israel's internal to cuti situation in effect what he was saying was that what you in america faced on september eleventh i faced on a daily basis and children was able to convince the world that yes i was the sense of terrorism. israeli military actions that kill children women and the elderly because palestinian will reactions to be emotional instead of political and therefore revenge became the source of justice for the weak israelis knew this i believe the crushing of the palestinians political backbone is one of the great achievements of the israeli army during the intifada so in other words there was chaos. in the spring of two thousand and two at a.o.l. chat on decided to hold yasser arafat personally responsible for every act of violence perpetrated against israel. israeli forces quickly surrounded artifacts headquarters in ramallah and set out to systematically destroyed all the instruments of palestinian state for. the siege and with few remaining allies artifact turned down an offer from chad on to that. he feared he w

he is a cutie. baby and mom cnn producer rachel are doing great. congratulations to rachel and tim.the best. that is going to it for "the lead" today. i turn you over to jim acosta in "the situation room." >>> happening now, breaking news, potential pick. president trump says he interviewed four possible supreme court nominees. americans think the senate should wait until after the midterm election to consider the president's pick. >>> loyalty test. the president's long-time lawyer and fixer under criminal investigation appears to be sending a signal a flip. michael cohen saying the loyaldy lies with the family and country. >>> rescue under way. 12 boys and coach found alive nine days after missing deep

what a cutie. >> it is.bably a good day for lemonade as well. >> something ice cold. >> it's going to be hot for the inland areas. we'll have a wide range in temperatures across the bay area, reaching into the mid 90s. a few spots in the upper 90s. does 89 sound more refreshing to you? probably after this hot week. if you want some cooler air, head to san francisco and the coastline, we're going to stay in the 60s throughout the next seven days. >> all right, in the meantime, mike keeps monitoring the traffic alert for emeryville. >> that's the worst. we have three spots we're really tracking. everything else is clear. this is not yet clear. it's getting blown out. the sweeper truck finishing up some rounds. chp has not yet said they're going to reopen lanes. but i wonder what else they have to do here because west 80 at ashby jamming up the east shore freeway into richmond. look how clear it makes the bay bridge because everybody is held up back there. >> the second spot we're tracking is at the caldecott t

what a cutie. doing a great job. unfortunately, if you're doing the bay bridge drive here today. metering lights are on, that's normal, but we also have a disabled vehicle just past treasure island on westbound 80. chp working to remove that now. seeing a bit of a delay as you cross the midspan. also getting this in, sfp activity, reroutes in place in the mission. we have mission street shut down between 16th and 17th. that means inbound and outbound 33 ashbury, 18th street, you have to thak the reroute, but they're saying they're not missing any stops. let's check in on the forecast with mike nicco. >> all right, thanks very much. hi, everybody. let's focus where the most dangerous heat going to be today, starting at noon through 11:00 thursday evening. we have a heat advisory for lake county. we're going to have highs in the upper 90s to 110 degrees. and during the overnight hours up in the hills, going to stay in the 70s and 80s. they're not going to be much relief. walnut creek, the inland east bay neighborhoods,

certainly did underline that his government wants to extend its authority to the entire country was a cutie and when it comes to the sovereignty of the syrian government there is no compromise according to the mutual agreement reached in a stone of a timeframe for deescalation areas was just six months of creation of such an area in italy but was to test the level of trust we have in turkey however the opposition seemed much more alarmed that actually such an offensive could happen very soon and warned against it. i would like to point out that the agreements reached as part of the a stone of a not being observed by the syrian government recently there has been a threat of an assault on the flip from the syrian army i warn you if this does happen this will put a real obstacle towards a peaceful settlement. movement but not to support the syrian national army in this russia said that the situation in libya was critical they didn't rule out the possibility of another. round of hostilities between the two sides but it seemed to downplay the idea that that was going to happen in the short term

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government would essentially collect those cuties on behalf of brussels and then hand them over it would also to satisfy the remain a camp allow the u.k. to hold on to some regulation when it comes to health and safety those kind of issues with the e.u. going forward and also decide whether or not it wants to adopt any other e.u. rules and regulations going forward it can debate that and decide on that at a later date to resume may's convinced that this is the only way forward we've seen two proposals fail in the past will she be successful this time she at least is hoping to have full support from the cabinet by the end of the day or what will it mean for if she doesn't need. well it's a huge question to see whether or not she is going to actually get the support that she does need we know that going into this meeting some of the bricks at camp within her own cabinet of whole the whole help their own meeting recently to strategize on what to do next how to approach these discussions going forward we know that david davis the rhetoric secretary the man who goes to brussels on a regular b

well i'm not sure that it is passerby or the problem becomes a cutie in basra because the the wealth is so visible there the oil infrastructure the ports and so on out there so there is really no reason why. the standards of living should drop except that deals have been done which allow foreign companies to reestablish the oil infrastructure but the biggest problem i think is the lack of a national plan for employment because even if the jobs that the oil industry the gas industry. go to the iraqis they only represent about one percent of jobs that are available what hasn't been done it appears is look at employment as across the board and agriculture is probably one of the best areas of employment to invest in because the investment needed for employment in agriculture is very low it employs a higher proportion of people so in the wider areas of governance economic and indeed even defense because we know from two thousand and fourteen that even the army that this government had installed had put into place its leadership which crumbled under pressure all of these things show that t

days to respond to the appeal. ( darya ) two lifeguards go out surfing in san mateo county while off-cuty victim as 20-year-old malcom felix. he was surfing at pomponio state beach and was pomponio state beach and was pulled out of the water by his friend. officials haven't said what exactly killed felix. ( darya ) elbert "big man" howard-- who was one of the six founding members of the black panther party-- has died. his wife says howard died monday in santa rosa after a long illness. howard was responsible for the social programs that made the black panther party famous. he was born in chattanooga, tennessee... but came out to california as part of the air force. he stayed in the bay area after he was discharged. he was 80 years old... ( james ) california's d-m-v has rolled out a new online option for customers to complete their driver's license applications from home. the applications are for the new real i-d which will be required starting in the year 2020. the online application is part of an effort to shorten wait times at d-m-v offices. customers can fill the application out from

patriotic dress there caroline or as her grandma calls her my american cutie.ican mom beth sends this to the of her son will. both in uniform as they are promoted to the rank of corporal. very cool photo. both of them together. keep sharing those photos with us using the #proud american. we will be sharing them all morning long. that parade in iowa looks almost exactly like the parades i grew up with in minnesota, like so many of us grew up with in small and large towns. abby: have you got the fire trucks, the american flags, the dogs out. pete: tractors. abby: fun day. pete: it's a tool, cool, fun day. pete: i can't say it enough thank you for your service. pete: thank you to everyone throughout who has done so much. abby: the president talk as lot about our brave men and women and all they do for this country. this is what the fourth of july is all with he took the time yesterday. >> for 242 years, it's a long time, american independence has endured because of the sweat, blood, and sacrifice of the american armed forces. families across our nation will gather